I'm getting false positives when using
mobileSensorAvailable("location") with Location Services disabled on
my device. iOS is able to determine Location Services is disabled and
notify user (via a short script), but the same code in my Android
build is telling me the sensor is available. I thought maybe this was
a LC9 thing, but compiling with LC8 demonstrated the same behavior.
I'm using this to calculate distance to various locations from the
device, but since I didn't have a fail check written to make sure the
coordinates returned are not empty (since I'm already checking for the
sensor to be available) the values returned are bogus and seem to be
based off a starting lat/log of 0,0 which is in the Atlantic Ocean.
Even using the provided lesson and demo stack, LiveCode would tell me
the location sensor was available with WiFi & Location turned off in
Android settings but never be able to give me coordinates (the Get
Current Reading button of the demo just logs "Current Reading" rather
than actual details).
http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4069/l/30379-how-do-i-get-the-location-and-use-the-digital-compass
--Andrew Bell
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